To mark the 3-year anniversary of Hostile’s release, and the end of our Impact Campaign, a 10-minute companion short film was released in January 2026 and is now available on YouTube, alongside the full feature Hostile, which is free to watch on both our website and YouTube. Created for online audiences, social sharing, and campaign
On January 13th, Hostile screened at Portcullis House, UK Parliament, concluding the second phase of its Impact Campaign at a critical political moment. With Labour back in government and Nigel Farage’s Reform Party rising in the polls, the discussion confronted the reality of an increasingly hostile immigration landscape. Panellists addressed the continued legacy of the
As we come to the close of the second phase of our Impact Campaign, we are happy to announce that Hostile is now available to watch for free on our website. To watch the film, just head on over to our screening page here. The film has been made available thanks to the support of
A number of new Hostile screenings took place during Refugee Week 2025 and the weeks running up to it. Over the course of June, the film screened at ScrapAntics in Dundee, Oxford University’s Refugee Studies Center in Nairobi, the Universities of Reading and Central Lancashire, Swansea City of Sanctuary, Newcastle City Library and Abergavenny Town
Screenings of Hostile continue to pick up steam in the run up to Refugee Week 2025, with the film showing at venues around the world. Over the course of the week, students at Phillips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire were able to watch Hostile as part of their coursework, while those in the University of
Hostile screened at a number of universities in May, starting with Keele University, and travelling to Loughborough University and Gloucestershire University. The film screened to a wide array of Msc students and Bsc students, including in migration modules and to geography students, who have shown interest in learning more about our immigration policies in the
Due to distributor demand, we have created a new edit of Hostile which has a runtime of 52 minutes, making it ideal viewing for one-hour programming timeslots. If you would like to view the new version of the film, or screen it in a public setting, please get in touch by contacting: info@galeforcefilms.co.uk You can
The closing event of the second phase of our Impact Campaign has been confirmed - a screening of the documentary Hostile at Parliament on September 10th, 2025. This will be the second screening of the documentary for lawmakers at Portcullis House, following a successful showing of the film to an audience of MPs, advisors, organisations
On March 13th, our 2025 Impact Campaign continued, with a screening of Hostile at Queen Margaret University’ Division of Psychology, Sociology and Education. This division was originally formed in 2011 as part of the School of Arts, Social Sciences and Management, with a focus on teaching and research that makes a real and practical difference
On February 28th, Hostile screened for students at the Department of International Development at Oxford University, featuring a Q&A with director Sonita Gale, The Department for International Development (ODID) is part of the University of Oxford’s Social Sciences division based at Queen Elizabeth House. ODID is the hub for postgraduate research on development and global
